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The traditional complaint about news coverage of religion was — and continues to be — that news reporters are...
JOHNSTOWN, Colo. - Mitt Romney’s Republican rivals pounced today on his accusations that President Obama has an “assault on religion” by forcing Catholic institutions to provide contraceptives and abortion services, suggesting it was a hypocritical statement. Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum charged that Romney made the same...
Young adults elected to council at COS Christ Our Shepherd Lutheran Church in Peachtree City elected two young adults to serve on the Congregational Council at its annual meeting Jan. 29. Clint Barbour and Megan Kunig were elected to three-year terms, along with Keenen Anderson and Karen Guerrero. Current president Jon Scheumann was re-elected to fill an unexpired term. LDS church to host ...
Abdullah said a handful of terror-mongers have brought disrepute to Islam.
Jim Diller, Naples ... All of us are consciously or unconsciously influenced by how we view the world.
Dickens and religion: A tale of two views By peggy fletcher stack The Salt Lake Tribune Published Feb 6, 2012 05:15PM MDT A yearlong celebration of Charles Dickens’ life and works will begin on the 200th anniversary of his birth, Feb. 7, with a wreath-laying at London’s Westminster Abbey. It seems a fitting gesture, given that the Abbey’s Poets’ Corner houses the famous writer’s remains. But it ...
A new study shows religion might play a more practical role than once thought.
Religious arguments are not generally the stuff of polite company. But those on both sides — including an atheist and a teacher at a megachurch — say it's a good deal for them both when they formally debate the question "Is Religion Good for Society?"
Religion does not justify terrorism -- terrorists justify terrorism.
Many people think that Atheism is not a religion because it is defined as "Disbelief in the existence of God or gods", but to me it seems to go far beyond that. I have yet to meet a single atheist who . . .
